Critical Imprints - A Journal by the Department of English, Loreto College Kolkata

Issues

Critical Imprints Volume - II

1) Engaging Nature in the Era of Globalization: Environmental Wisdom and the Nature-Aesthetic

By: Murali Sivaramakrishnan

2) Reading J.S. Le Fanu’s Uncle Silas and Carmilla as Eco-Gothics

By: Frank Merksamer

3) "It is the human that is the alien": Perception, Language, and Nature in Wallace Stevens’s Short Poems

By: Sarah Nolan

4) Anandavana: The Significance of the Forest in Bankimchandra’s Green Novels

By: Sumita Banerjee

5) Ecocriticism of the Global South: An Overview of Environmental Justice Narratives from India

By: Swarnalatha Rangarajan

6) The Utopian and the Dystopian in the Dynamics of the Life-Land Interface

By: S. Devika

7) Songs from the Hills: Living with and Loving Nature

By: Sharmistha Chatterjee

8) Green Macbeth: An Ecocritical Reading of Shakespeare’s Macbeth

By: Somrita Ganguly